Is Your Car a Lemon?
We Make the Manufacturer Pay.

A vehicle qualifies as a lemon if it has a substantial defect covered by warranty that impairs its use, value, or safety, and the manufacturer has been unable to fix it after a reasonable number of repair attempts. Typically, this means the vehicle has been in the shop for 30+ days or there have been 2+ repair attempts for a serious safety defect, or 4+ attempts for other defects.

Nothing upfront. California Lemon Law requires manufacturers to pay your attorney fees when you win. We only get paid if we successfully recover compensation for you. There's absolutely no risk or cost to you for our representation.

You may be entitled to a full refund (buyback) of your vehicle purchase price, including down payment, monthly payments, and registration fees. Alternatively, you may receive a replacement vehicle of equal value. In some cases, you can also recover civil penalties and compensation for your time and inconvenience.

Most cases settle within 3-6 months. Some complex cases may take longer if they go to trial, but our aggressive negotiation approach often achieves faster resolutions. We work efficiently to get you the compensation you deserve as quickly as possible.

Possibly. If the defect first appeared while your vehicle was under warranty, you may still have a valid lemon law claim even if the warranty has since expired. The key is when the problem first occurred. Contact us for a free evaluation to determine if you still qualify.

We're the trial counsel that other firms call when they hit a wall. Attorney Joseph Steward brings Philadelphia-bred honesty and aggressive trial experience to every case. With a 99% success rate and millions recovered, we don't just settle — we fight for maximum compensation. Plus, we're available 24/7 and work 100% virtually for your convenience.